Sentence examples for too much ice from inspiring English sources

This year's other 'Bucks-based lawsuit is the claim of a Chicago woman, put forward in a 29-page legal complaint, that the firm deliberately puts too much ice in its iced lattes to offset the amount of coffee used.

Bonin and Robert switched on the anti-icing system to prevent too much ice building up and slowing the plane down.

There's just too much ice to lose.

But Mussina thought too much ice was crammed into the glass.

"But he couldn't: there was too much ice closing in, like a big vice".

But there was still too much ice on the river to lower a camera to check, Mr. Knudson said.

Ice-cream Sounds good, in theory, but unlike cream (which we instinctively add judiciously), you will always add too much ice-cream until the whole thing becomes too sickly and too filling.

** Tesco Finest 907g, £9.99 Far too much icing and marzipan and the cake beneath is dry.

The lime cheesecake with white-chocolate sauce (£5.50) is a wonderful collusion of citric acidity with smooth cocoa, and the filo-pastry tower with a berry compote and a little too much icing sugar (£4.80) is memorable.

In "Four Brubeck Pieces" the dancers' youth helped palliate some of the dance's hokeyness: the pal-around partnering, the shoulder shimmies spread over everything like too much icing.

Forget the part of the program with the generic grocery store cake with too much icing served in the conference room at 3 00.